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Dejin Su sent me the link to the Washington Observer's review of PNM in Chinese.
He also sent the link to his interview with Tom in Chinese.
Comments from any of you who read Chinese are much appreciated.
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WS quick synopsis
0. compared PNM with other books (title in english in orginial link)
1. summarized the concetp of core and gap states
2. and barnett's 10 goals (medium term)
3. final paragraph is the comment: --
"i have to admire barnett's ambitious goals. these are well intentioned dreams, at least judged by what we can see today.
even if BRIC can rise smoothly to becopme a core state,
is the US willing to, or has the resources to achieve these goals? this is an enormous army to maintain.
most importantly, will the US tolerate the rise of other power?"
Posted by sunbin | May 12, 2006 12:41 PM
thanks, sunbin!
Posted by Sean Meade | May 12, 2006 12:52 PM
the second link is mainly about "Blueprint for Action".
and barnett's paraphrasing his views from the book. esp that about taiwan.
Posted by sunbin | May 12, 2006 1:03 PM
thank you again!
Posted by Sean Meade | May 12, 2006 3:58 PM